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Originally Posted by Ubermensch
I haven't had any problems with OSX Lion since I updated my Macbook Pro (2011). I agree that it did got a bit "heavier", but my 8GB of RAM and quad-core i7 are enough to make it a seamless experience for me. The booting did got really slower though. I wish I had a SSD!
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When I tried out a iMac before learning cig smoke wasn't good for its display due to ventilation method sucking air up and through, I loved it's solid state drive. Significantly faster. But also significantly smaller in storage capacity, which is a different kind of hassle.
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Originally Posted by T.D.02809
I have had my Calibre's entire library deleted/lost/vanish/disappear/crash with my MAC OS X LION upgrade. I have had two 2 long discussions/talks/help with Kindle's Customer Service. They have been competent/great at helping fix/resolve incompatible crashes/lost/loss of books with KINDLE FOR MAC APPS. I cannot say no problems. I wish I could. I am disappointed/frustrated with what has happened. I have tried to fix/repair but cannot. I will have to start from the beginning. I am glad I saved the titles and authors names separately along with books paid for/purchased. Any feedback will be thankful/appreciated. Thanks.
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I sympathize. No idea how/why that might have happened, first I've heard of a Lion upgrade specifically affecting calibre. Did you talk to Apple Support? Did you provide details in a post in the calibre forum here so knowledgable calibre people might respond? Anyway, I
intentionally trashed all of my eBooks last month and started over from zero, redownloading what I'd bought from Amazon, grabbing Baen free CDs again, etc. So I know a little of what a hassle it is to start over, though in my case I'd feel a lot worse if it had happened against my will….